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Hank Williams III Live at The Lauchpad on 2004-01-21

by Hank Williams III

Publication date: 2004-01-21 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: HankWilliamsIII

Band/Artist: Hank Williams III

01 - Soundcheck
02 -
03 - Straight To Hell
04 -
05 - Thrown Out Of Every Bar
06 -
07 - A Little Bit of Smoke & A Whole Lotta Wine
08 - I Don't Know
09 -
10 - 87 Southbound
11 -
12 - Six Pack of Beer
13 - 7 Long Months 39 Days
14 - Trashville
15 - Longhaired Redneck
16 -
17 - I'd Still Want You
18 - Fiddle Ho Down
19 - Cocaine Blues
20 -
21 - Country Heroes
22 - Nighttime Ramblin' Man
23 -
24 - Devil Is My Friend
25 -
26 - One Horse Town
27 -
28 - Dick In Dixie
29 -
30 - Life of Sin > Go Fuck You
31 - HellBilly
32 -
33 - They Call Me White Trash (part 2)
34 -
01 -
02 - Brujo
03 -
04 - Had It's Day
05 - We Take Pills
06 -
07 - Redneck Ride
08 - Gravel Pit
09 - Cocaine
10 -
11 - Cut Throat
12 - Demonomania
13 - Punch Fight Fuck
14 - Tennessee Driver
15 - No Regrets
16 - Choking Gesture
17 - Rise to Die

Notes

Notes from the taper:

source 1: Core Sound Binaurals > SPSB-3@69Hz Battery Box > MM-AT-1 > Sony MZ-r70
transfer:Sony MZ-r70 > Analog Out > WAV > Cool Edit Pro 2.0
location: 20 feet from stage and speakers, next to soundboard
modifications: amplification and light hiss reduction

source 2: Soundboard > Radioshack Gold Series Shielded Y-Adapter Audio Cable > Nomad Jukebox 3
transfer: Nomad Jukebox 3 > Firewire > WAV > Cool Edit Pro 2.0
modifications: amplification

source 3: source 1 + source 2 matrix
modifications: mixed using Wavelab

The Review: The show was awesome. I arrived there early, thanks to info from Henry J and Dave P.
I talked to Randy, the sound man and he hooked me up with a soundboard patch. I
was also able to get an audience recording. Scott H. Biram opened, and he was
great, full of energy and nasty lyrics that make you want to laugh. He really sings about
his life experiences. He played for almost 50 minutes, then Hank 3 took the stage. They
played a great set except for the fact the the left set of speakers blew about 1/2 way through
the set. You can notice this in the audience recording. A break of about 20 minutes ensued,
and during this time, they seemed to fix the sound. Assjack took the stage and rocked for
almost a half hour solid.

The Recording: Both recordings came out ok. There is an unfixable dropout on Assjack at about the
6:30 mark. Sorry. This is only on the audience recording . My battery died
during the audience recording of Scott H. Biram, not sure what was up with that. I almost put in
my other battery, but decided to save it for HW3 and Assjack, just in case. As stated above, there
is some bad noise coming from the left speaker after about 1/2 way through the Hank 3 set, so take
this under advisement when listening. Also, I was stuck behind some very very tall people moving back
and forth, so sometimes the sound fades in and out. Overall though, a great show!